I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

An article, most times is used before a noun or noun phrase

I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

Titles don't usually have a period (.) in english, but that's more of a punctuation issue, and doesn't have a large affect on your ability to communicate.

I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

This is a short story about a snowman. This is a short story about a snowman.

This is a short story about a snowman. This is a short story about a snowman.

This is short story about a snowman. This is short story about a snowman.

I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

I am a snowman. I am a snowman.

I did bornwas created in Japanese 2 days ago. I was created in Japan 2 days ago.

Japan - country Japanese - nationality You are born in "a country" Snowman is not living so using 'created' will be better.

I didwas born in Japanese 2 days ago. I was born in Japan 2 days ago.

"Japanese" is how you would describe someone or something from Japan.

I didwas born in Japanese 2 two days ago. I was born in Japan two days ago.

Unfortunately, Iit will hot tomorrow. Unfortunately, it will hot tomorrow.

Unfortunately, Iit will be hot tomorrow. Unfortunately, it will be hot tomorrow.

Unfortunately, It will be hot tomorrow. Unfortunately, It will be hot tomorrow.

I am writing my last text. I am writing my last text.

I am writing my last text. I am writing my last text.

I am writing my last text. I am writing my last text.

My life iwas beautiful and very happy. My life was beautiful and very happy.

I hope that people will be happy in all over the world will be happy. I hope that people all over the world will be happy.

I hope that people will be happy in all over the world. I hope that people will be happy all over the world.

I hope that people will be happy in all over the world. I hope that people will be happy all over the world.